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More Than Just Travel
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| While travel medicine is our specialty, we also respond to our community's need for specialty vaccines that are not necessarily related to travel. We offer protective vaccines for a healthy lifestyle including Shingles, HPV (cervical cancer), Influenza (flu) and Hepatitis A & B among others. Click the button to view our full lineup of vaccinations. Learn More » |
Los Angeles Travel Clinics
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| Passport Health Los Angeles is your local leading provider of travel immunizations and wellness services. Whether you are preparing for your next international trip or need vaccinations for school or work, we can provide all vaccines, including yellow fever, meningitis, hepatitis A and B and influenza, just to name a few. Call to make an appointment in one of our conveniently located Los Angeles area offices today! |
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Due to the current National shortage of the US licensed Yellow Fever vaccine, we are one of a limited number of clinics authorized to provide an equally safe and effective alternate vaccine, Stamaril.
Yellow fever vaccine, Stamaril, is available BY APPOINTMENT ONLY at our main office located in the Miracle-Mile at 5455 Wilshire Blvd #1807 Los Angeles CA 90036.
Stamaril is not available at the other LA area offices (Burbank, Downtown LA, Encino, El Segundo & Santa Monica). Please call us at if you have any questions.
Cholera Vaccine is available at Passport Health. Vaxchora can protect travelers, headed to cholera infected areas, against cholera infection (vibrio cholerae serogroup O1). Vaxchora is recommended for travelers 18 to 64 years of age.
Typhoid and Cholera
Vaccine Discounts!
Passport Health LA nurse Leah Hengel vaccinates The Doctors. Watch here, on their website >>
California has declared a whooping cough (Pertussis) epidemic. The CDC recommends that everyone 7 years of age and older be vaccinated.
Passport Health Los Angeles has the Tdap (Tetanus Diptheria Pertussis) vaccine in stock.
Pertussis is a highly contagious bacterial disease that causes uncontrollable, violent coughing making it hard to breathe. It is especially dangerous for newborns and the elderly.
